- 作者：Juan Diego Morillas ; jmorillas.hdoc@salud.madrid.org ; jdmorillas@hotmail.com ; Antoni Castells ; Isabel Oriol ; Ana Pastor ; Pedro Pé ; rez-Segura ; José ; Manuel Echevarrí ; a ; Begoñ ; a Caballero ; André ; s Gonzá ; lez-Navarro ; Fernando Bandré ; s ; Enric Brullet ; Antonio Iniesta ; Fernando Carballo ; Rosa Bouzas ; Aurelio Ariza ; Alfredo Ibisate ; Pilar Garcí ; a-Alfonso ; Beatriz Escudero ; Silvia Camacho ; Ana Ferná ; ndez-Marcos ; Teresa Gonzá ; lez ; Enrique Quintero ; Á ; ngel Lanas ; Mercè ; Marzo ; Juanjo Mascort ; Monserrat André ; u ; Laura Cerezo ; Enrique Vá ; zquez-Sequeiros ; Josep Marí ; a Borrá ; s ; Dolores Salas ; Nieves Ascunce ; Isabel Portillo ; Mayte Herrá ; iz ; Marí ; a Luisa Valle ; Amalia Sotoca ; Santiago Nieto ; Carlos Hué ; Luis Paz-Ares ; en representació ; n de la Alianza para la Prevenció ; n del Cá ; ncer de Colon en Españ ; a&loz ;
- 关键词：Cá ; ncer colorrectal ; Cribado ; Alianza ; Detecció ; n precoz ; Prevenció ; n ; CCR
- 刊名：Gastroenterolog¨ªa y Hepatolog¨ªa
- 出版年：2012
- 出版时间：March, 2012
- 年：2012
- 卷：35
- 期：3
- 页码：109-128
- 全文大小：626 K
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the most common malignant tumor in Spain, when men and women are considered together, and the second leading cause of cancer death. Every week in Spain over 500 cases of CRC are diagnosed, and nearly 260 people die from the disease. Epidemiologic estimations for the coming years show a significant increase in the number of annual cases. CRC is a perfectly preventable tumor and can be cured in 90 % of cases if detected in the early stages. Population-based screening programs have been shown to reduce the incidence of CRC and mortality from the disease. Unless early detection programs are established in Spain, it is estimated that in the coming years, 1 out of 20 men and 1 out of 30 women will develop CRC before the age of 75. The Alliance for the Prevention of Colorectal Cancer in Spain is an independent and non-profit organization created in 2008 that integrates patients?associations, altruistic non-governmental organizations and scientific societies. Its main objective is to raise awareness and disseminate information on the social and healthcare importance of CRC in Spain and to promote screening measures, early detection and prevention programs. Health professionals, scientific societies, healthcare institutions and civil society should be sensitized to this highly important health problem that requires the participation of all sectors of society. The early detection of CRC is an issue that affects the whole of society and therefore it is imperative for all sectors to work together.